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	YanisVaroufakis - Union Solidarity International Yanis Varoufakis on Political Paralysis and the Eurozone crisis Keywords: Eurozone Downloads: 88
	Unite Scotland podcast episode 2 Andrew Brady of Unite Scotland speaks to sociologist Vangelos Lagos in Athens. Keywords: Greece; Eurozone Downloads: 57
	Euro-Krise Mark Weisbrot und die US-Kritik an den EuropÃ¤ern - Schweizer Radio DRS Interview with Mark Weisbrot on German radio about the European debt crisis. Keywords: Germany; Europe; eurozone; debt Downloads: 13
	Eurozone Debate : BBCPARL : June 4, 2012 7:15pm-9:40pm BST Recorded coverage of the debate in the Scottish Parliament on the eurozone, from Wednesday 30 May. Keywords: Eurozone Debate; Television Program
	Eurozone & Greece : CSPAN : June 25, 2012 1:10am-4:00am EDT Series/Special. Greek election results; European debt. New. Keywords: Eurozone & Greece; Television Program Downloads: 119
	It's Christmas in Euroland - Institute of Ideas Institute of Ideas Christmas Lecture, 15th December 2011 Lecturers: Phil Mullan: economist; business transformation director, Easynet Global Services; author The Imaginary Time Bomb Simon Nixon: European editor, Wall Street Journalâs Heard on the Street column; author, The Credit Crunch: how safe is your money? Mark Seddon: writer and broadcaster; author, Standing for Something: life in the awkward squad Chair: Angus Kennedy: head of external relations, Institute of Ideas; chair, IoI Economy Fo... Keywords: public; debate; Eurozone; EU; economics; Euro Downloads: 106
	sojournertruthradio07/14/11 What is going on with the economy in the Euro-zone and what is the relationship if any with the economic crises in Europe and in the United States. Economist Max Wolff breaks it down for us. And a Black mother in Detroit has her home surrounded by over 100 police officers and her child detained by Child Protective services, for refusing to give her child psychotropic medication known to have terrible side effects... Keywords: Eurozone debt crisis; Green Racism; Child Welfare Downloads: 3
	Varoufakis on Global Economic Crisis Professor Yanis Varoufakis of Athens University talks to Hellenic Radio in Austin, Texas, on the global economic crisis, how it developed and how it will be resolved, with particular emphasis on the crisis as it's affecting the eurozone and its weakest member, Greece. Keywords: Varoufakis; Greece; Eurozone; Economic Crisis; Hellenic Radio Downloads: 45
	sojournertruthradio07/14/11 Eurozone/US Debt Segment : What is going on with the economy in the Euro-zone and what is the relationship if any with the economic crises in Europe and in the United States. Economist Max Wolff breaks it down for us. Keywords: Eurozone debt crisis; Economics; Debt Ceiling; Recession Downloads: 3
	Yanis May Day - Union Solidarity International We speak to Yanis Varoufakis about the ongoing Eurozone crisis, and Greece's options regarding a possible exit. Yanis feels that Greece should stay in the Eurozone, but start preparing a Plan B. Yanis also talks about the options facing Cyprus, which he believes should exit.Yanis talks about capitalisms' inability to manage its own system. Sensible analysts - from Keynes to Krugman - have attempted to save capitalism from itself by making the system more sustainable... Keywords: Eurozone; Yanis Varoufakis; Greece; Cyprus; Keynes
	Heiner Flassbeck - Union Solidarity International Web conference with Heiner Flassbeck. Heiner Flassbeck is the Director of the Division on Globalization and Development Strategies at UNCTAD in Geneva, and former deputy finance minister of Germany. A prominent economist, Flassbeck has been at the forefront of critiquing myths about the financial crisis, and is an unparalleled expert in the particular challenges of the Eurozone. Flassbeck argues that global economic governance is needed, because globalisation needs global rules... Keywords: Economics; Eurozone; Trade Unions; Labor Unions Downloads: 157
	Macro-Economic Policy in the Eurozone: Are There Alternatives to Slow Growth and High Unemployment? - Center for Economic and Policy Research Center for Economic and Policy Research Co-Director Mark Weisbrot's presentation during the IMF/World Bank meetings. Keywords: IMF; World Bank; Europe; austerity measures; eurozone Downloads: 841
	Impact of Eurozone Economy : CSPAN : February 4, 2012 3:28pm-5:00pm EST Series/Special. Ideas on controlling debt and spending. New. Keywords: Impact of Eurozone Economy; Television Program Downloads: 61
	Rob Sewell on British Perspectives Apr 2012 - Rob Sewell Rob Sewell speaking on British Perspectives at a meeting of Socialist Appeal supporters in London on 14 April, 2012. Keywords: Marxism; Economics; crisis; Eurozone; Britain; Cameron; Clegg; Labour Downloads: 828
	Alan Woods on World Perspectives April 2012 - Alan Woods Alan Woods speaking on World Perspectives at a meeting of Socialist Appeal supporters in London on 14 April, 2012. Keywords: Alan Woods; Marxism; Economics; crisis; Eurozone; Greece; Spain; Arab spring Downloads: 904
	Get Britain Out - British calls to leave the EU - CyBC Radio Cyprus LEAD: Itâs been a tough few months for the European Union. The aftershocks created by the botched Cyprus bailout are by no means over and now the UK appears to inching toward the exit door. Surprisingly, as all of this is going on - the big conversation in Brussels is of closer political integration â but as the continent suffers from a prescription of universal austerity, is such talk adding fuel to the fire? Tima Aker from 'Get Britain Out' speaks to Nathan Morley... Keywords: EU; Cyprus; UK; Eurozone; Referendum; David Cameron; politics
	Peterson Perspectives: Europe Struggles to Get Ahead of the Curve - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas Veron says that steps by errant countries and European leaders to stabilize the euro have eased the sovereign debt crisis, but the lull may be temporary. Keywords: debt; sovereign debt; crisis; Europe; eurozone; euro; Nicolas Veron; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE
	Peterson Perspectives: Greece Is Not Out of the Woods - Peterson Institute for International Economics Jacob Funk Kirkegaard foresees more difficulties impeding German approval of a Greek rescue--and grave problems for Greece in meeting Europe's terms. Keywords: Greece; Germany; eurozone; debt; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; PIIE; IIE Downloads: 557
	Eurozonia: too big to fail, too small to succeed? - Institute of Ideas Battle of Ideas 2011, Battle for the World 20th October 2011, Royal College of Art, London SPEAKERS Philippe Legrain advisor to JosÃ© Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission (speaking in a personal capacity); author, Aftershock: reshaping the world economy after the crisis Simon Nixon European editor, Wall Street Journalâs Heard on the Street column; author, The Credit Crunch: how safe is your money? Bruno Waterfield Brussels correspondent, Daily Telegraph; author, No Means No! C... Keywords: battle of ideas; battle; ideas; debate; politics; 2011; public; Euro; Eurozone; economics; crisis; banking; Europe Downloads: 11
	Interview with David Hodgson Talk Radio Europe 5 Jul 12 - Dr David Fraser Discussing politics, leadership and relationships in the Eurozone. Keywords: politics; relationships; leadership; Eurozone; Talk Radio Europe; David Hodgson; Dr David Fraser Downloads: 11
	Peterson Perspectives: Is the European Market Turmoil Self-Inflicted? - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas Veron assesses the charge that Europe's plan to make bondholders pay in future bailouts has itself produced turmoil in European markets. Keywords: Europe; eurozone; bailout; financial crisis; Nicolas VÃ©ron; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; PIIE; IIE Downloads: 755
	New Regimes, Old Problems, in Italy and Greece - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas VÃ©ron says that despite the changes in Athens and Rome, Europe has much more to do to address its underlying weaknesses. Keywords: Greece; Italy; Europe; euro area; eurozone; crisis; Nicolas VÃ©ron; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 967
	Market Access is Receding for Greek Debt - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas VÃ©ron assesses the market impact of the dilemma faced by European creditors over Greece's failure to implement its promised reforms. Keywords: debt crisis; Greece; eurozone; EU; European Union; Nicolas VÃ©ron; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 1,143
	Max Keiser Radio - The Truth About Markets - 18 October 2008 - Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert Max and Stacy on the Truth About Markets on Resonance 104.4 FM in London. Talk of Russia, the eurozone and the ongoing US financial collapse. Keywords: max keiser; max kaiser; russia; eurozone; us financial collapse 2008; october 2008 Downloads: 118
	Peterson Perspectives: Europe Struggles to Get Ahead of the Curve - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas Veron says that steps by errant countries and European leaders to stabilize the euro have eased the sovereign debt crisis, but the lull may be temporary. Keywords: debt; sovereign debt; crisis; Europe; eurozone; euro; Nicolas Veron; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 685
	Peterson Perspectives: Europe: Headed Right but Not Fast Enough - Peterson Institute for International Economics Edwin M. Truman analyzes four aspects of the crisis: Greece's prospects, the threat of contagion, the weak banking system, and the need for a new fiscal union. Keywords: Greece; Europe; eurozone; contagion; debt; Edwin Truman; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 913
	Misbegotten Entry, but No Exit for Greece - Peterson Institute for International Economics John Williamson suggests that to save the euro area, Greece must deflate but that Germany and some other countries should accept a bit more inflation. Keywords: Greece; euro area; eurozone; debt; John Williamson; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 825
	Is Portugal the Next Domino to Fall? - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas VÃ©ron is confident that Portugal can solve its problems without resorting to a debt write-down that would rattle European markets. Keywords: Portugal; debt; Europe; euro area; eurozone; Nicolas Veron; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 600
	Second Sunrise Emerging Markets Speakers Lecture: Djankov on Bulgaria - Peterson Institute for International Economics Simeon Djankov, Minister of Finance of the Republic of Bulgaria, delivered the second Sunrise Emerging Markets Speakers lecture on February 14, 2013, at the Peterson Institute. Minister Djankov addressed his vision of how Bulgaria can achieve European average levels of income in the face of the ongoing euro area crisis and competition from neighboring states. Sunrise Foundation President Antoine van Agtmael introduced the minister. Keywords: Bulgaria; Simeon Djankov; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE; Central Europe; euro area; eurozone; debt crisis Downloads: 805
	Peterson Perspectives: More Turmoil in Greece and Europe - Peterson Institute for International Economics Jacob Funk Kirkegaard notes that the latest estimates of Greece's increasingly large financing needs may compound its difficulties in getting help. Keywords: Greece; bailout; government debt; eurozone; Europe; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; PIIE; IIE Downloads: 656
	IMF rescue for Greece - Latuff To be published in the Greek newspaper Dromos: http://edromos.gr/ Keywords: Greece; economic; crisis; EU; European Union; IMF; Eurozone; George Papandreou; Latuff; cartoon Downloads: 27
	Rag Radio 2012-11-09 - Berlin-Based Activist David MacBryde on Germany & the Eurozone - Rag Radio with Thorne Dreyer Former Austin peace and justice activist David MacBryde -- a Berlin-based correspondent for The Rag Blog -- offers a progressive perspective on developments in Germany and the Eurozone, including the European Occupy Movement and economic justice and environmental activities. MacBryde is a faith and economics-based social activist with roots in the Quaker church. Much of his work in Germany has involved the “Swords to Plowshares” movement, especially in the work of converting military bases t... Keywords: Rag Radio; David MacBryde; German Politics; Eurozone; Austin History; SDS; Sixties; The Rag; The Rag Blog Downloads: 40
	Is the Greek Bailout Doomed to Fail? - Peterson Institute for International Economics John Williamson says the only way for Greece to avoid leaving the euro area is to reduce prices and incomes by perhaps 40 percent across the board. Keywords: Greece; Europe; euro area; eurozone; austerity; bailout; debt; John Williamson; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 759
	Elections in Greece, Part II: Will Greeks Also Say 'No' to the Euro Area? - Peterson Institute for International EconomicsGreece, euro area, eurozone, elections, bailout, debt crisis, Jacob Kirkegaard, Peterson Institute for International Economics, PIIE Jacob Funk Kirkegaard says that if Greeks confront the consequences of leaving the euro area, they will very likely balk and accept their bailout terms. Keywords: Greece; euro area; eurozone; elections; bailout; debt crisis; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 1,561
	Risky Repercussions from Cyprus: Another View - Peterson Institute for International Economics Jacob Funk Kirkegaard says depositors as well as bondholders might take losses in a Cyprus bank bailoutâand that this would be a good thing. Keywords: Cyprus; banks; bailout; Europe; euro area; eurozone; debt; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 996
	Vitor Gaspar: Portugal: Gaining Credibility and Competitiveness - Peterson Institute for International Economics Vitor Gaspar, Minister of Finance of Portugal, speaks about his country's credibility and competitiveness at an event held March 19, 2012, at the Peterson Institute. Keywords: Portugal; Europe; debt crisis; eurozone; euro area; Vitor Gaspar; finance; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 1,594
	Elections in Greece, Part I: Greek Voters Say âNoâ to Their Bailout - Peterson Institute for International Economics Jacob Funk Kirkegaard suggests that after the principal Greek parties fail to form a governing coalition, new elections will be needed to clear the air. Tune in tomorrow, May 8, for Part II: Will Greeks Also Say âNoâ to the Euro Area? Keywords: Greece; euro area; eurozone; elections; bailout; debt crisis; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 1,451
	Peterson Perspectives: The Perils of a New Mercantalism - Peterson Institute for International Economics Arvind Subramanian sees a danger of countries trying to recover economically by competitive devaluation of their currencies and other forms of "new mercantilism." Keywords: Arvind Subramanian; New Mercantalism; Peterson Perspectives; Peterson Institute for International Economics; eurozone; India Downloads: 133
	Q and A with Vitor Gaspar: Portugal: Gaining Credibility and Competitiveness - Peterson Institute for International Economics Vitor Gaspar, Minister of Finance of Portugal, takes audience questions following his speech at the Peterson Institute on March 19, 2012. For more information, visit http://piie.com/events/event_detail.cfm?EventID=216 Keywords: Portugal; Europe; debt crisis; eurozone; euro area; Vitor Gaspar; finance; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 1,344
	Peterson Perspectives: Dangerous Dysfunction in Europe - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas Veron warns that Europe must attend to weaknesses in its banking system, even as it moves to bail out Greece, Ireland, and possibly other countries. Keywords: Europe; eurozone; bailouts; Greece; Ireland; fiscal crisis; banking crisis; Nicolas VÃ©ron; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; IIE; PIIE Downloads: 78
	Peterson Perspectives: Containing Greece's Travails in Europe - Peterson Institute for International Ecnomics Michael Mussa assesses the threat of a default by Greece and the misgivings and constraints felt by Germany in trying to avert a crisis. Keywords: Greece; contagion; debt default; eurozone; euro; European Union; Germany; Michael Mussa; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 54
	Simon Johnson: Europe on the Brink - Peterson Institute for International Economics Simon Johnson presents the findings of a new PIIE Policy Brief, entitled "Europe on the Brink" and coauthored with Peter Boone, at a release meeting held at the Peterson Institute for International Economics on July 21, 2011. For more information, visit: http://www.piie.com/events/event_detail.cfm?EventID=191 Keywords: Europe; debt; crisis; euro area; eurozone; Peter Boone; Simon Johnson; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 74
	Kirkegaard: Europe on the Brink - Peterson Institute for International Economics Jacob Funk Kirkegaard comments on a new PIIE Policy Brief, entitled "Europe on the Brink" by Peter Boone and Simon Johnson. His comments were made at the release meeting held at the Peterson Institute for International Economics on July 21, 2011. Kirkegaard's remarks are followed by a question-and-answer session with the audience and the authors, Peter Boone and Simon Johnson. For more information, visit: http://www.piie.com/events/event_detail.cfm?EventID=191 Keywords: Europe; debt; crisis; euro area; eurozone; Peter Boone; Simon Johnson; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 47
	Peter Boone: Europe on the Brink - Peterson Institute for International Economics Peter Boone presents the findings of a new PIIE Policy Brief, entitled "Europe on the Brink" and coauthored with Simon Johnson, at a release meeting held at the Peterson Institute for International Economics on July 21, 2011. For more information, visit: http://www.piie.com/events/event_detail.cfm?EventID=191 Keywords: Europe; debt; crisis; euro area; eurozone; Peter Boone; Simon Johnson; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 92
	Peterson Perspectives: Greece's Problems, Europe's Crisis - Peterson Institute for International Economics Carlo Bastasin calls on Greece to cut costs and regain its competitive edge—and for Europe to recognize the difficulties of market liberalization in Greece. Keywords: Greece; debt crisis; budget deficit; eurozone; euro area; Europe; Carlo Bastasin; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 246
	Peterson Perspectives: Europe's Stress Tests: Not Reassuring - Peterson Institute for International Economics Morris Goldstein finds that the stress tests announced July 23 indicate a reluctance in Europe to admit the seriousness of the banks' difficulties. Keywords: Europe; European Union; eurozone; banking crisis; bank stress test; finance; Morris Goldstein; Peterson Institute; Institute for International Economics; PIIE; IIE Downloads: 762
	Greece's Woes: The Virtue of "Kicking the Can Down the Road" - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas VÃ©ron and Jacob Funk Kirkegaard explain why playing for time before requiring Greece to restructure its debts may be the best option for Europe. Keywords: Greece; eurozone; euro area; Europe; EU; debt; default; Nicolas VÃ©ron; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 1,397
	Toward a Centralized European Banking Authority - Peterson Institute for International Economics Nicolas Veron argues that as Europe moves toward fiscal as well as monetary union, a federal banking authority should be created to force banks to install buffers against crises. Keywords: Nicolas VÃ©ron; Europe; eurozone; euro area; banks; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE; monetary union; banking Downloads: 1,064
	Q and A: Europe on the Brink - Peterson Institute for International Economics The Institute released a comprehensive new analysis entitled "Europe on the Brink" by Senior Fellow Simon Johnson and Nonresident Visiting Fellow Peter Boone. The authors analyze the moral hazard financial system that Europe has created and outline three possible scenarios for what might happen in coming months as the crisis deepens. Following the authors' presentations, Research Fellow and Europe expert Jacob Funk Kirkegaard made brief comments. Keywords: Europe; debt; crisis; euro area; eurozone; Peter Boone; Simon Johnson; Jacob Kirkegaard; Peterson Institute for International Economics; PIIE Downloads: 57
	Edge of Chaos - August 27, 2012 - Joe Ryan & Neurotoxin Edge of Chaos is a free-flowing discussion of politics, economics, current events and occasionally pop culture. This episode features an in-depth discussion of economics and the ongoing problems in the Eurozone and features guest commentator Brian Custer. Keywords: economics; politics; news; current events; Eurozone debt crisis; Keynesian economics; progressivism; socialism; libertarianism; capitalism; free market economics Downloads: 7